Elmhurst Memorial Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2009
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2009
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital Foundation Annual Report 2009
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“<br />
It was electric in the gym. By the time<br />
the varsity game started, the entire<br />
bleacher section was filled shoulder<br />
to shoulder, everybody in pink.<br />
“<br />
nancy d’amore<br />
director of Public Relations/Volleyball Varsity Assistant Coach,<br />
immaculate Conception High school<br />
Although the Immaculate Conception High School’s volleyball<br />
teams are skilled competitors, the coaches know that they are<br />
not just building athletes — they are building character. The<br />
teams demonstrated this last fall by organizing the Volley for<br />
a Cure event at their school and raising $3,000 — more than<br />
they could have imagined — to support breast health services<br />
at the <strong>Hospital</strong>. While a net separated the girls from their rival<br />
school’s teams, a sense of community brought them together.<br />
That night, it was clear that this was more than just a game.<br />
coach jean field, a strong supporter of the cause and the event, felt great<br />
pride as she witnessed the excitement and drive of the girls as they worked<br />
together to create a truly memorable experience for a greater good.<br />
Teamwork<br />
BEYOND<br />
The <strong>Elmhurst</strong> <strong>Memorial</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong><br />
<strong>Foundation</strong> is proud and grateful<br />
to benefit from community events<br />
such as the Volley for a Cure,<br />
the Tickled Pink event hosted by<br />
the <strong>Elmhurst</strong> Junior Women’s<br />
Club and others that help us carry<br />
out the mission of the <strong>Hospital</strong> to<br />
enhance the health of the customers<br />
and communities we serve.